Sentence examples for attention a bit from inspiring English sources

But because I started writing this record around the time all of this stuff was happening with attention, a bit of that leaked into the music as well.

They understood that if you want the cameras and microphones to pay you and your cause some attention, a bit of street theater helps.

They were going at about 500 metres an hour which meant, of course, that they achieved maximum attention, a bit like the Pope when he rides on top of the popemobile.

For a start, groups of strangers would ask, "What have you come as?" or "I like your trousers, did you win them?" when you strolled into the pub wearing purple harem pants, zebra-skin clogs and your mother's bowler hat, you would brush off their fancy-dress jeers, your face full of blushing thunder, sort of loving the attention a bit.

"I find all the attention a bit hard.

His counsel is, if you've been paying attention, a bit of a recap.

Surely this attention is a bit overwrought?

He is blase about the attention, but a bit baffled by it.

At the same time, I can't help but wonder: Is this attention not a bit too much?

It has now become our standard excuse for lack of male attention and a bit of a running joke.

It's often intended to draw attention to a bit of irony, but functions more like a poke in the ribs.